To Send Arms to Kolchak
Washington reports State Department arguments for resuming rifles to Kolchak forces. Officials say withholding arms could jeopardize the Siberian operation while British and Japanese troops can strike Bolshevists. anti American sentiment is limited and driven by wartime support needs.
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Washington
Graves
State Department
Siberia
Eat Less Meat If Back Hurts
A well known authority warns regular meat consumption can cause kidney distress by overworking kidneys and triggering backache and urinary issues. The remedy suggested is Jad Salts four ounces daily in water before breakfast to flush and normalize kidney function, described as safe and pleasant for daily use to prevent bladder problems.
Ward Eights and a Custody Battle in Portland
First Lieutenant Cornelius A. Feury petitions Probate Court for custody of his six year old daughter Katherine from his wife Myrtle E. Morse. He alleges excessive drinking by Morse and her sister in the apartment of Morse in Portland while Feury was overseas with the 56th Pioneer Infantry. Morse denies inappropriate conduct and shows letters and a joke French note. Judge Reed reserved decision.
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Portland
Myrtle E. Morse
Boston
56Th Pioneer Infantry
Cornelius A. Feury
Katherine
Clarence KE. Morse
Feury
Morse Apartments
Feurys Separate After Army Service Return
The Feurys have not lived together since the lieutenant returned from service with his regiment in the army of occupation near Coblenz. During his absence Mrs. Feury helped her sister run a manicuring and hair-dressing establishment in Alliston and in Boston. They resided at separate apartments.
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Feurys
Army of Occupation
Coblenz
Grand Old Lady of Malden Dies at Home
Funeral services for Mrs Hannah M Quimby widow of Abraham G Quimby will be held today at 11 at her daughter Mrs Benjamin F Osgood 39 Acorn Street Malden. She will be buried in Charleston Me. She was born in Wayhe Me granddaughter of John Hazeltine who served with George Washington. Her husband died in West Somerville in 1876. Survived by one daughter three grandchildren and a great grandson.
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Hannah M. Quimby
Abraham G. Quimby
Malden
Benjamin F. Osgood
Acorn Street
Charleston
Quimby
Wayhe
John Hazeltine
George Washington
West Somerville
West Charleston
Yom Kippur Observances Begin at Nightfall Across Communities
The Day of Atonement begins at sunset with services at Temple Adath Jeshurun in Roxbury led by Rabbi H. Raphael Gold and others at Temple Beth-El in Dorchester and Temple Mishkan Tefila. Sermons cover themes of atonement, conversion, and forgiveness with multiple rabbis assisting. Religious services will also be held at three state institutions by the Jewish Prison Aid Society.
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Temple Adath Jeshurun
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxbury
H. Raphael Gold
Samuel Kantor
Rabbi Gold
David M. Shohet
A. Soloust
Temple Beth-El
Fowler Street
Dorchester
Shohet
Temple Mishkan Tefila
Moreland
Day of Atonement Observance With 24 Hour Fast
Observant Jews observe a strict fasting and prayer Day of Atonement. Services begin at dusk with Kol Nidre and continue through the night and next day until three stars appear after sunset. Orthodox practice excludes few, except the sick and very young. Temple Israel at Commonwealth Avenue hosts Rabbi Harry Levi and the temple choir under Henry Gideon.
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Temple Israel
Commonwealth Avenue
Harry Levi
Henry Gideon
Temple
Funeral Services of Professor Genung
The funeral services for John Franklin Genung professor emeritus of literary and Biblical interpretation at Amherst College will be held tomorrow morning at eleven o'clock in Amherst.
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John ‘Franklin Genung
Amherst College
Amherst
Senate approves higher loans on bills of lading
Washington Oct 2 The Senate passed House legislation raising the loan limit on bills of lading and sight drafts from 10 to 25 percent of a bank's capital and surplus. The measure advances to conference.
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Washington
Senate
Prince of Wales Won’t Tour United States
The prince of Wales touring Canada will visit Washington in about a month for three days but will not tour the United States. Mayor Babcock of Pittsburg was told by Chairman Porter of the House foreign affairs committee.
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Washington
Prince of Wales
Canada
United States
Babcock
Pittsburg
Porter
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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